Equitable Pricing

I am dedicated to creating a practice that integrates individual healing with community healing. I recognize that one is not truly possible without the other. I am grateful to have been introduced to this model from Our Collective, a private practice I used to work with. I am continuously learning how to create an equitable pricing model that supports the sacred energetic exchange of healing. 

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Locating Yourself Within This Model

In healing from trauma I uplift the impact of oppressive systems and collectively move towards building community through shared, collective resources. To that end, there are three levels to locate yourself on the equitable pricing model: 1) Community Care, 2) Market Rate and 3) Reduced Rate. I reserve 20% of my openings for reduced rate clients and at this time I am not accepting and new clients in this reduced rate range.  This model is intended to have everyone who can pay the market rate do so, even if this means changing your budgeting. The intention is not for clients to find a rate that they would prefer to pay, but to locate a rate that is closest to an accessible rate. Contributing to a community rate allows me to serve un/underemployed, or underinsured clients.

 

Due to my schedule, capacity, and needs, there may be times that I am not able to work with individuals at a reduced rate but I do keep an active waiting list for clients needing reduced rates to access therapy.